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ANNEX  
 
Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/2072 is amended as follows:  
 
(1) Part A of Annex II is amended as follows:  
(a) table ‘2. Fungi and oomycetes ’ is amended as follows:  
(i) points 13 and 18 are  deleted;  
(ii) the following p oint is inserted between points 21 and 22:  
‘21.1 Neofusicoccum laricinum (Sawada) Y. Hattori & C. Nakashima 
[GUIGLA] ’ 
; 
(b) table ‘3. Insects and mites ’ is amended as follows:  
(i)  point 22.5 is replaced by  the following : 
‘22.5  Choristoneura  occidentalis biennis  Freeman [ CHONBI ]’; 
(ii) point 2 3 is replaced by  the following : 
‘23. Cicadomorpha , known to be vectors of Xylella fastidiosa (Wells et al.): 
 
23.1. Acrogonia citrina Marucci [ACRGCI]  
23.2. Acrogonia virescens (Metcalf) [ACRGVI]  
23.3. Aphrophora angulata Ball [APHRAN]    
23.4. Aphrophora permutata Uhler [APHRPE]    
23.5. Bothrogonia ferruginea (Fabricius) [TETTFE]  
23.6. Bucephalogonia xanthophis (Berg) [ BUCLXA ] 
23.7. Clastoptera achatina Germar [ CLASAC ] 
23.8. Clastoptera brunnea Ball [ CLASBR ] 
23.9. Cuerna costalis (Fabriciu s) [CUERCO]  
23.10.  Cuerna occidentalis Osman and Beamer [CUEROC]  
23.11.  Cyphonia clavigera (Fabricius) [ CYPACG ] 
23.12.  Dechacona missionum (Berg) [ ONCMMI ] 
23.13.  Dilobopterus costalimai Young [DLBPCO]  
23.14.  Draeculacephala sp. [DRAESP ] 
23.15.  Ferrariana trivittata (Signoret) [FRRATR]  
23.16.  Fingeriana dubia Cavichioli [ FINGDU ] 
23.17.  Friscanus friscanus (Ball)  [FRISFR ] 
23.18.  Graphocephala atropunctata (Signoret) [GRCPAT]  
23.19.  Graphocephala conﬂuens ( Uhler) [GRCPCF]  
23.20.  Graphocephala versuta (Say) [GRCPVE]  
23.21.  Helochara delta Oman  [HELHDE ] 
23.22.  Homalodisca ignorata Melichar [ HOMLIG ] 
23.23.  Homalodisca insolita Walker [HOMLIN]  
23.24.  Homalodisca vitripennis (Germar) [HOMLTR]   
23.25.  Lepyronia quadrangularis (Say) [LEPOQU]  
23.26.  Macugonalia cavifrons (Stal) [ MAGOCA ] 
23.27.  Macugonalia leucomelas (Walker) [ MAGOLE]  
23.28.  Molomea consolida Schroder  [MOLMCO]   
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 23.29.  Neokolla h ierogl yphica (Say)  [GRCPHI]  
23.30.  Neokolla severini DeLong [NKOLSE]  
23.31.  Oncometopia facialis Signoret [ONCMFA]  
23.32.  Oncometopia nigricans Walker [ONCMNI]   
23.33.  Oncometopia orbona (Fabricius) [ONCMUN]  
23.34.  Oragua discoidula Osborn [ORAGDI]  
23.35.  Pagaronia confusa Oman [PGARCO]  
23.36.  Pagaronia furcata Oman  [PGARFU]  
23.37.  Pagaronia tredec impunctata Ball [PGARTR]  
23.38.  Pagaronia triunata Ball [PGARTN]  
23.39.  Parathona gratiosa (Blanchard) [PTHOGR]  
23.40.  Plesiommata corniculata Young  [PLSOCO]  
23.41.  Plesiommata mollicella (Fowler) [PLSOMO]   
23.42.  Poophilus costalis (Walker) [POOPCO]  
23.43.  Sibovia sagata (Signoret) [SIBOSA]  
23.44.  Sonesimia grossa (Signoret) [SONEGR]  
23.45.  Tapajosa rubromarginata (Signoret)  [TAPARU]  
23.46.  Xyphon ﬂaviceps (Riley) [CARNFL]  
23.47.  Xyphon fulgida (Nottingham) [CARNFU]  
23.48.  Xyphon triguttata (Nottingham) [CARNTR] ’ 
; 
(iii) point 44 .1 is replaced by the following:  
‘44.1. Dimargarodes meridionalis  Morrison [MARGME]’ ; 
(iv) point 44.4 is replaced by the following:  
‘44.4. Eurhizococcus colombianus  Jakubski [EURHCO]’;  
(v) the following point  is inserted between points 52 and 53:  
‘52.1 Phyllocoptes fructiphilus (Germar) [ PHYCFR ]’ 
; 
(vi) point 67 is deleted;  
(vii) point 77 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘77. Tephritidae : 
 
77.1. Acidiella kagoshimensis (Miyake)  [ACIEKA]  
77.2. Acidoxantha bombacis de Meijere  [ACIXBO]  
77.3. Acroceratitis distincta  (Zia) [ACRSDI]  
77.4. Adrama spp. [1ADRAG]   
77.5. Anastrepha spp. [1ANSTG]  
77.6. Anastrepha ludens (Loew) [ANSTLU]  
77.7. Asimoneura pantomelas (Bezzi) [ASIMPA]  
77.8. Austrotephritis protrusa (Hardy & Drew) 
[AUSHPR]  
77.9. Bactrocera spp. [1BCTRG] , except  Bactrocera 
oleae (Gmelin) [DACUOL]   
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 77.10.  Bactrocera dorsalis (Hendel) [DACUDO]  
77.11.  Bactrocera latifrons (Hendel) [DACULA]  
77.12.  Bactrocera zonata  (Saunders) [DACUZO]  
77.13.  Bistrispinaria fortis (Speiser)  [BISRFO]  
77.14.  Bistrispinaria magniceps  (Bezzi) [BISRMA]  
77.15.  Callistomyia ﬂavilabris Hering  [CLMYFL]  
77.16.  Campiglossa albiceps (Loew) [CAMGAL]  
77.17.  Campiglossa californica (Novak)  [CAMGCA]  
77.18.  Campiglossa duplex (Becker)  [CAMGDU]  
77.19.  Campiglossa reticulata (Becker)  [CAMGRE]  
77.20.  Campiglossa snowi (Hering) [CAMGSN]  
77.21.  Carpomya incompleta (Becker) [CARYIN]  
77.22.  Carpomya pardali na (Bigot) [CARYPA]  
77.23.  Ceratitis spp. [1CERTG],  except  Ceratitis 
capitata (Wiedemann) [CERTCA]  
77.24.  Craspedoxantha marginalis (Wiedemann) 
[CRSXMA]  
77.25.  Dacus spp. [1DACUG]  
77.26.  Dioxyna chilensis (Macquart) [DIOXCH]  
77.27.  Dirioxa pornia (Walker) [TRYEMU]  
77.28.  Euleia separata (Becker) [EULISE]  
77.29.  Euphranta camelliae (Ito) [EPHNCA]  
77.30.  Euphranta canadensis (Loew) [EPOCCA]  
77.31.  Euphranta cassiae (Munro) [RHACCA]  
77.32.  Euphranta japonica (Ito) [RHACJA]  
77.33.  Euphranta oshimensis (Shiraki) [EPHNOS]  
77.34.  Eurosta solidaginis (Fitch) [EUOSSO]  
77.35.  Eutreta spp. [1EUTT G] 
77.36.  Gastrozona nigrifemur David & Hancock 
[GASZNI]  
77.37.  Goedenia stenoparia (Steyskal) [GOEDST]  
77.38.  Gymnocarena spp. [GYMRSP]  
77.39.  Insizwa oblita (Munro) [INZWOB]  
77.40.  Marriottella exquisita Munro [MARREX]  
77.41.  Monacrostichus citricola Bezzi [MNAHCI]  
77.42.  Neaspilota alba (Loew) [NEAIAL]  
77.43.  Neaspilota reticulata Norrbom & Foote 
[NEAIRE]  
77.44.  Neoceratitis asiatica  (Becker)  
77.45.  Neoceratitis cyanescens  (Bezzi) [CERTCY]  
77.46.  Neotephritis finalis  (Loew) [NTPRFI]  
77.47.  Paracantha trinotata (Foote) [PCANTR]  
77.48.  Parastenopa limata (Coquillett) [PSTELI]  
77.49.  Paratephritis fukaii Shiraki [PTEPFU]  
77.50.  Paratephritis takeuchii Ito [PTEPTA]  
77.51.  Paraterellia varipennis (Coquillett) [PTLLVA]  
77.52.  Philophylla fossata (Fabricius ) [PHIPFO ] 
77.53.  Procecidochares spp. [1PROIG]  
77.54.  Ptilona conﬁnis (Walker)  [PTIOCO]  
77.55.  Ptilona persimilis Hendel [PTIOPE]   
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 77.56.  Rhagoletis spp. [1RHAGG], except  Rhagoletis 
alternata (Fallén) [RHAGAL],  Rhagoletis 
batava Hering [RHAGBA],  Rhagoletis 
berberidis  Jermy [RHAGBE],  Rhagoletis cerasi 
L. [RHAGCE],  Rhagoletis cingulata (Loew) 
[RHAGCI], Rhagoletis completa  Cress on 
[RHAGCO],  Rhagoletis meigenii (Loew) 
[CERTME],  Rhagoletis suavis (Loew) 
[RHAGSU],  Rhagoletis zernyi Hendel 
[RHAGZR]  
77.57.  Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) [RHAGPO]  
77.58.  Rioxoptilona dunlopi (Wulp) [ACNVDU]  
77.59.  Sphaeniscus binoculatus (Bezzi) [SFANBI]  
77.60.  Sphenella nigricornis Bezzi [SFENNI]  
77.61.  Strauzia spp. [1STRAG] , except  Strauzia 
longipennis (Wiedemann)[STRALO]  
77.62.  Taomyia marshalli Bezzi [TAOMMA]  
77.63.  Tephritis leavittensis Blanc [TEPRLE]  
77.64.  Tephritis luteipes Merz [TEPRLU]  
77.65.  Tephritis ovatipennis Foote [TEPROV]  
77.66.  Tephritis pura (Loew)  [TEPRPU]  
77.67.  Toxotrypana curvicauda Gerstaecker 
[TOXTCU]  
77.68.  Toxotrypana recurcauda Tigrero [ANSTRE]  
77.69.  Trupanea bisetosa (Coquillett)  [TRUPBI]  
77.70.  Trupanea femoralis (Thomson) [TRUPFE]  
77.71.  Trupanea wheeleri (Curran) [TRUPWH]  
77.72.  Trypanocentra nigrithorax Malloch [TRYNNI]  
77.73.  Trypeta ﬂaveola Coquillett [TRYEFL]  
77.74.  Urophora christophi Loew [URORCH]  
77.75.  Xanthaciura insecta (Loew) [XANRIN]  
77.76.  Zacerata asparagi Coquillett [ZACEAS]  
77.77.  Zeugodacus spp. [1ZEUDG]  
77.78.  Zonosemata electa (Say) [ZONOEL] ’ 
; 
(c) table ‘6. Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas ’ is amended as follows:  
(i)  point 6 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘6. Citrus leprosis viruses : 
 
6.1. Citrus leprosis virus C [CILVC0]  
6.2. Citrus leprosis virus C2 [CILVC2]  
6.3. Hibiscus green spot virus 2 [HGSV20]  
6.4. Citrus strain of Orchid fleck virus [OFV00] 
(citrus strain)  
6.5. Citrus leprosis virus N sensu novo  [CILVNO ] 
6.6. Citrus chlorotic spot virus [CICSV0] ’ 
; 
(ii) the following point  is inserted between points 12 and 1 3:  
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‘12.1 Rose rosette virus  [RRV000] ’ 
; 
(iii) points 15 and 16 are deleted;  
(iv) points 17 and 21 are deleted;  
(2) in Annex II I, in the table, in section (c) ‘Insects and mites’, in point 6, in t he third 
column ‘Protected zones’, point (b) is deleted;  
(3) Annex I V is amended as follows:  
(a) in Part C, in the table ‘Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas’ , 
the following rows are added : 
 
‘Tobacco ringspot virus 
[TRSV00]  Vitis L. other 
than pollen and 
seeds  0 % 0 % 
Tomato ringspot virus [TORSV0]  Vitis L. other 
than pollen and 
seeds  0 % 0 %’ 
; 
(b) in Part H, the following table is added:  
 
‘Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas  
RNQPs or symptoms 
caused by RNQPs  Plants for planting (genus 
or species)  Thresholds 
for pre -
basic seed  Thresholds 
for basic 
seed Thresholds 
for 
certified 
seed 
Tobacco ringspot virus 
[TRSV00]  Glycine max (L.) Merr  0 % 0 % 0 %’ 
; 
(c) Part J is amended as follows : 
(i) in the table ‘Fungi and oomycetes’ , the following row is inserted between 
the entries on ‘ Podosphaera mors -uvae  (Schweinitz) Braun & Takamatsu 
[SPHRMU]’ and ‘Rhizoctonia fragariae  Hussain & W.E.McKeen 
[RHIZFR]’ : 
‘Pucciniastrum minimum 
(Schweinitz) Arthur [THEKMI]  Vaccinium  L., other than 
pollen and seeds  0 %’ 
; 
(ii) the table ‘Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas’ is 
amended as follows:  
(1) the entry ‘Fig mosaic agent [FGM000]’  is deleted ;  
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 (2) the following row is inserted between  the entries on ‘Strawberry vein 
banding virus [SVBV00]’ and ‘ Tomato black ring virus [TBRV00]’ :  
 
‘Tobacco ringspot virus  [TRSV00]   Plants for planting other than 
pollen and seeds  
Vaccinium  L. 0 %’ 
; 
(3) the following row is added : 
‘Tomato ringspot virus [TORSV0]  Plants for planting other than 
pollen and seeds  
Malus Mill. ; Prunus L. and  
Vaccinium  L. 
 
Plants for planting other than 
pollen  
Rubus L. 0%’ 
; 
(4) in Part G of Annex V , in point  ‘3. Additional measures for seed of oil and fibre plants’  
the following point is inserted between points 4 and 5: 
‘(4.1) Measures on seeds of Glycine max  (L.) Merr . to prevent the presence of 
Tobacco ringspot virus : 
(a) the seeds of Glycine max  (L.) Merr . originate in areas known to be free 
from Tobacco ringspot virus,  
or 
(b) the production site has been subject to at least two field inspection s 
during the growing season at appropriate times  for detecting symptoms 
of infection from Tobacco ringspot virus , and all symptomatic plants 
have been removed and destroyed immediately after inspection  and at 
the final inspection no plants have been found showing symptoms of 
Tobacco ringspot virus. ’; 
 
(5) in Annex VI, in point 16, in the column ‘CN code’, ‘ex 1209 91 80’ is added;  
(6) Annex VII is amended as follows : 
(a) the following point is inserted between points 4.2 and 5:  
 
‘4.3 Plants for planting 
grow n in fresh 
water or in soil that 
is permanently  
saturated with fresh ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 30 00  
ex 0602 40 00  
ex 0602 90 20  Third countries  Official statement that the plants : 
 
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Pomacea (Perry), in 
accordance with the relevant  
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 water, other than 
seeds  ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 41   
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
 International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or  
 
(b) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from  Pomacea (Perry), in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standar ds for 
Phytosanitary Measures, which is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate  under the rubric ‘place of 
origin’ ,  
 
 
or  
 
(c) have been inspected immediately 
prior to export and have been found 
free from Pomacea (Perry). ’ 
; 
(b) in point 7, in the column ‘Plants, plant products and other objects’, the second 
sentence, indents  ‘Sweet potato chlorotic stunt virus’ and ‘Sweet potato mild 
mottle virus’ are deleted;  
(c)  point 27 is deleted;  
(d) the following points are inserted between points 2 6 and 28:  
 
‘27.1 Plants for planting 
of Rosa  L., 
other than pollen, 
seeds  and plants in 
tissue culture  ex 0602 40 00  
 Canada, India, 
and United 
States  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the plants  originate in an area 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation  in the country 
of origin as being free from Rose 
rosette virus and its vector Phyllocoptes 
fructiphilus (Germar) , in accordance 
with the relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures , 
which is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate under the 
rubric ‘place of origin’ ,  
 
or  
 
(b) the plants:  
  
(i) originate in  a place of production 
where no symptoms of Rose rosette 
virus and its vector Phyllocoptes  
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 fructiphilus (Germar) , nor the 
presence of the vector,  have been 
observed  during official  inspections 
since the start of the last growing 
season , 
 
and  
 
(ii) prior to export , have been 
sampled and tested for Rose rosette 
virus and have been found free of 
that pest in those tests  
 
and 
 
(iii) have been  handled, packaged 
and transported in a manner to 
prevent infestation by the vector 
Phyllocoptes fructiphilus  (Germar) . 
27.2 Plants in tissue 
culture of Rosa  L. ex 0602 40 00  
 Canada, India, 
and United 
States  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the plants originate in an area 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country 
of origin as being free from Rose 
rosette virus and its vector Phyllocoptes 
fructiphilus (Germar) , in accordance 
with th e relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures, 
which is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate under the 
rubric ‘place of origin’ ,  
 
or  
 
(b) the plants : 
 
(i) have been produced from mother 
plants tested and found free from 
Rose rosette  virus , 
 
and  
 
(ii) have been  handled in a manner 
to prevent infestation by the vector 
Phyllocoptes fructiphilus  (Germar).  
27.3 Cut flowers of 
Rosa  L. ex 0603 11 00  Canada, India, 
and United 
States  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the cut flowers  originate in an area 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country 
of origin as being free from Rose  
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 rosette virus and its vector Phyllocoptes 
fructiphilus (Germar) , in accordance 
with the relevant International 
Standards for Phy tosanitary Measures, 
which is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate under the 
rubric ‘place of origin’ ,  
 
or  
 
(b) the  cut flowers : 
  
(i) originate in a place of production 
where no symptoms of Rose rosette 
virus and its vector Phyllocoptes 
fructiphilus (Germar), nor the 
presence of the vector, have been 
observed during official inspections 
since the start of the last growing 
season,  
 
and  
 
(ii) prior to export , they have been 
inspected and, in case of symptoms 
of Rose rosette vi rus, they have 
been sampled and tested and found 
free of Rose rosette virus  
 
and  
 
(iii) have been  handled, packaged 
and transported in a manner to 
prevent infestation by the vector 
Phyllocoptes fructiphilus  (Germar) .’ 
; 
(e) in point 30.1, in the column ‘Plants, plant products and other objects’, the text 
is replaced by the following:  
‘Plants for planting of Ceratonia siliqua  L., Cercis siliquastrum  L., Clematis vitalba  L., 
Cotoneaster  Medik., Crataegus L., Cydonia oblonga  L., Diospyros kaki  L., Eriobotrya 
japonica  (Thunb.) Lindl., Ficus carica  L., Hedera  L., Magnolia  L., Malus Mill., Melia  L., 
Mespilus germanica  L., Myrtus communis  L., Parthenocissus  Planch., Photinia  Lindley., 
Prunus L., Psidium guajava  L., Punica granatum  L., Pyracantha  M. Roem., Pyrus  L., Rosa  
L., Wisteria  Nutt., other than seeds, pollen and plants in tissue culture’ ; 
(f) point 36 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘36. Plants of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L. and 
Fraxinus  L., other ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  Belarus, Canada, 
China, 
Democratic 
People's Official statement that the plants 
originate in an area established by the 
national plant protection organisation  
in the country of origin as being free  
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 than fruit , pollen, 
seeds  and plants in 
tissue culture  ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 99  
ex 0604 20 90  
 Republic of 
Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, 
Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine 
and United 
States  from Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire, in 
accordance with  the International 
Standard for Phytosanitary Measures  
ISPM 4(*) , and located at a minimum 
distance of 100 km to the closest 
known area, where the presence of 
Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire  has been 
officially confirmed . 
The pest free area is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate under the 
rubric ‘place of origin’, provided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the countr y 
of origin. ’ 
; 
(g) point 40 is deleted;  
(h) points 46, 47 and 48 are replaced by the following:  
 
‘46. Plants for planting 
of Malus  Mill., 
other than seeds  ex 0602 10 90 
ex 0602 20 20 
ex 0602 20 80 
ex 0602 90 45 
ex 0602 90 46 
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 70 
ex 0602 90 91 
ex 0602 90 99  
 
 Third countries 
where Cherry 
rasp leaf virus is 
known to occur  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the plants have been:  
 
(i) officially certified under a 
certification scheme requiring that 
they are  derived in direct line from 
material which has been maintained 
under appropriate conditions and 
subjected to official testing for at 
least Cherry rasp leaf virus using 
appropriate indicators or equivalent 
methods and has been found free, in 
these tests, f rom this pest,  
 
or 
 
(ii) derived in direct line from 
material which is maintained under 
appropriate conditions and 
subjected, within the last three 
complete cycles of vegetation, at 
least once, to official testing for at 
least Cherry rasp leaf virus using  
appropriate indicators or equivalent 
methods and has been found free, in 
these tests, from this pest ; 
 
 
 
(b) no symptoms caused by Cherry rasp  
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 leaf virus have been observed on plants 
at the place of production, or on 
susceptible plants in its immediate 
vicinity, since the beginning of the last 
complete cycle of vegetation.  
47. Plants for planting 
of Prunus  L., other 
than seeds  ex 0602 10 90 
ex 0602 20 20 
ex 0602 20 80 
ex 0602 90 41 
ex 0602 90 45 
ex 0602 90 46 
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 70 
ex 0602 90 91 
ex 0602 90 99  
 
 Third countries 
where American 
plum line pattern 
virus, Cherry 
rasp leaf virus, 
Peach mosaic 
virus, Peach 
rosette mosaic 
virus are known 
to occur  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the plants have been:  
 
(i) officially certified under a 
certification scheme requiring that 
they are  derived in direct line from 
material which has been maintained 
under appropriate conditions and 
subjected to official testing at least 
for the relevant Union quarantine 
pests using appropriate indicators 
for the presence of those pests or 
equivalent metho ds and has been 
found free, in these tests, from those 
pests,  
  
or  
 
(ii) derived in direct line from 
material which is maintained under 
appropriate conditions and has been 
subjected, within the last three 
complete cycles of vegetation, at 
least once, to o fficial testing at least 
for the relevant Union quarantine 
pests, using appropriate indicators 
for the presence of those pests or 
equivalent methods and has been 
found free, in these tests, from those 
Union quarantine pests ; 
 
(b) no symptoms of diseases ca used by 
the relevant Union quarantine pests 
have been observed on plants at the 
place of production or on susceptible 
plants in its immediate vicinity, since 
the beginning of the last three complete 
cycles of vegetation.  
48. Plants for planting 
of Rubus  L.  ex 0602 10 90 
ex 0602 20 20 
ex 0602 20 80 
ex 0602 90 45 
ex 0602 90 46 
ex 0602 90 47 
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 120 9 99 91 Third countries 
where Black 
raspberry latent 
virus is known to 
occur  
 Official statement that  the plants are 
free from aphids, including their eggs,  
 
and 
 
(i) the plants have been:  
 
— officially certified under a  
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 ex 120 9 99 99      
 certification scheme requiring 
that they are  derived in direct 
line from material which has 
been maintained under 
appropriate conditions and 
subjected to official testing at 
least for Black raspberry latent 
virus , using appropriate 
indicators for the prese nce of 
Black raspberry latent virus or 
equivalent methods and has been 
found free, in these tests, from 
Black raspberry latent virus ,  
 
or  
 
— derived in direct line from 
material which is maintained 
under appropriate conditions and 
has been subjected, wit hin the 
last three complete cycles of 
vegetation, at least once, to 
official testing at least for Black 
raspberry latent virus , using 
appropriate indicators for the 
presence of Black raspberry 
latent virus or equivalent 
methods and has been found 
free, in these tests, from Black 
raspberry latent virus ;  
 
(ii) no symptoms of diseases caused 
by Black raspberry latent virus have 
been observed on plants at the place 
of production, or on susceptible 
plants in its immediate vicinity, 
since the beginning of the la st 
complete cycle of vegetation.  
48.1 Plants for planting 
of Rubus  L., other 
than seeds  ex 0602 10 90 
ex 0602 20 20 
ex 0602 20 80 
ex 0602 90 45 
ex 0602 90 46 
ex 0602 90 47 
ex 0602 90 48   
 Third countries 
where Raspberry 
leaf curl virus, 
Cherry rasp leaf 
virus are known 
to occur  Official statement that  the plants are 
free from aphids, including their eggs,  
 
 and 
 
(i) the plants have been:  
 
— officially certified under a 
certification scheme requiring 
that they are  derived in direct 
line from material which has 
been maintained under 
appropriate conditions and 
subjected to official testing at  
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 least for the relevant Union 
quarantine pests, using 
appropriate indicators for the 
presence of those pests or 
equivalent meth ods and has been 
found free, in these tests, from 
those Union quarantine pests,  
 
or  
 
— derived in direct line from 
material which is maintained 
under appropriate conditions and 
has been subjected, within the 
last three complete cycles of 
vegetation, at l east once, to 
official testing at least for the 
relevant Union quarantine pests, 
using appropriate indicators for 
the presence of those pests or 
equivalent methods and has been 
found free, in these tests, from 
those Union quarantine pests;  
 
(ii) no sympto ms of diseases caused by 
the relevant Union quarantine pests 
have been observed on plants at the 
place of production, or on susceptible 
plants in its immediate vicinity, since 
the beginning of the last complete cycle 
of vegetation. ’ 
; 
(i) point 62 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘62. Cut flowers of 
Rosa  L. and fruits 
of Capsicum  (L.), 
Citrus  L., other 
than Citrus 
aurantiifolia  
(Christm.) Swingle  
Citrus limon  (L.)  
Osbeck. and Citrus  
sinensis  Pers., 
Prunus persica  (L.) 
Batsch and Punica 
granatum  L. 0603 11 00  
0709 60 10  
0709 60 91  
0709 60 95  
0709 60 99  
ex 0805 10 80  
0805 21 10  
0805 21 90  
0805 22 00  
0805 29 00  
0805 40 00  
ex 0805 90 00  
0809 30 20  
0809 30 30  
0809 30 80  
ex 0810 90 75  Countries of the 
African 
continent, Cape 
Verde, Saint 
Helena, 
Madagascar, La 
Reunion, 
Mauritius and 
Israel  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the cut flowers and the fruits 
originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Thaumatotibia  
leucotreta  (Meyrick) in accordance 
with the relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures,  
provided that this freedom status has 
been communicated in advance in 
writing to the Commission by the 
national plant protection organisation  
of the country of origin,  
 
or  
 
(b) the cut flowers and the fruits  
14 
 originate in an area established by the 
national plant protection organisation  
in the country of origin as being free 
from Thaumatotibia leucotreta  
(Meyrick), in accordance with the 
International Standard for 
Phytosanita ry Measures ISPM 4(*).  
The pest free area is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate  under the 
rubric ‘place of origin’ , provided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection or ganisation of the country 
of origin,  
 
or 
 
(c) the cut flowers and the fruits:  
 
(i) originate in a place of 
production established by the 
national plant protection 
organisation  in the country of 
origin as being free from 
Thaumatotibia leucotreta  
(Meyrick) in accordance with the 
International Standard for 
Phytosanitary Measures ISPM 
10(**), and which is included in 
the list of place of production 
codes that has been communicated 
in advance in writing to the 
Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the  
country of origin,  
 
and 
 
(ii) have been subjected to official 
inspections carried out in the place  
of production at appropriate times 
during the growing season a nd 
prior to export, including a visual 
examination with an intensity to 
enable at least the detection of a 2 
% level of infestation, with a level 
of confidence of 95 % in 
accordance with the International 
Standard for Phytosanitary 
Measures ISPM 31 (***) a nd 
including destructive sampling for  
15 
 fruits in case of symptoms, and 
have been found to be free from  
Thaumatotibia  leucotreta  
(Meyrick),  
 
and  
 
(iii) are accompanied by a 
phytosanitary certificate that 
indicates the place of production 
codes,  
 
or 
 
(d) the cut flowers and the fruits : 
 
(i) have been produced in an 
approved site of production, which 
is included in the list of 
production site codes that has been 
communicated in advance in 
writing to the Commission by the  
national plant protection 
organ isation of the country of 
origin,  
 
and  
 
(ii) have been subjected to an 
effective systems approach to 
ensure freedom from  
Thaumatotibia  leucotreta  
(Meyrick), in accordance with the 
International  Standard for 
Phytosanitary Measures ISPM  
14(****), or an ef fective stand -
alone post -harvest treatment to 
ensure freedom from 
Thaumatotibia leucotreta  
(Meyrick), provided that the 
respective systems approach used 
or the post -harvest treatment,  
together with documentary 
evidence of its effectiveness, have 
been comm unicated in advance in 
writing to the Commission by the 
national plant protection 
organisation of the country of 
origin and that postharvest  
treatment has been assessed by the 
European Food Safety Authority,  
  
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 and 
  
(iii) prior to export, have been  
subjected to official inspections 
for the presence of Thaumatotibia  
leucotreta  (Meyrick), with an 
intensity to enable at least the 
detection of 2 % level of 
infestation, with a level of 
confidence of 95 % in accordance 
with the International Standard for 
Phytosanitary Measures ISPM 31 
(***) and including destructive 
sampling  for fruits  in case of 
symptoms,  
 
and  
 
(iv) are accompanied by a 
phytosanitary certificate that 
indicates the production site codes 
and mentions the details of the 
post-harvest treatment used, or the 
use of the systems approach. ’ 
; 
(j) points 87 , 87.1, 87.2, 88 and  89 are replaced by the following:  
 
’87. Wood of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L. and 
Fraxinus  L., other 
than in the form of  
— chips, particles, 
sawdust, shavings, 
wood waste and 
scrap, obtained in 
whole or part from 
these trees,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the 
form of packing 
cases, boxes, 
crates, drums and 
similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet 
collars, dunnage, 
whether or not 
actually in use in 
the transport of ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
4407 95 10  
4407 95 91  
4407 95 99  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 10  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  Belarus, China, 
Democratic 
People ’s 
Republic of 
Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, 
Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan and 
Ukraine  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the wood originates in an area 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country 
of origin  as being free from Agrilus 
planipennis Fairmaire, in accordance 
with the International Standard for 
Phytosanitary Measures  ISPM 4(*) , 
and loca ted at a minimum distance of 
100 km to the closest known area, 
where the presence of the specified pest 
has been officially confirmed . The pest 
free area is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate under the 
rubric ‘place of origin’, provided that 
this f reedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the country 
of origin,  
 
or 
  
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 objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage  
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment,  
but including wood 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface, and other 
objects made of 
untreated wood . (b) the bark and at least 2,5 cm of the 
outer sapwood have been removed in a 
facility authorised and su pervised by 
the national plant protection 
organisation,  
 
or 
 
(c) the wood has undergone ionizing 
irradiation to achieve a minimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the 
wood.  
 
 
 
 
 
87.1 Wood of Fraxinus  
L. other than in the 
form of  
— chips, particles,  
sawdust, shavings,  
wood waste and  
scrap, obtained in  
whole or part from  
these trees,  
— wood packaging  
material, in the  
form of packing  
cases, boxes, 
crates, drums and 
similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet 
collars, dunnage, 
whether or not 
actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage 
supporting  
consignments of  
wood, which is  
const ructed from  
wood of the same 
type and quality as ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
4407 95 10  
4407 95 91  
4407 95 99  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 10  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  Canada and 
United States  Official statement that:  
 
a) the wood originates in an area 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country 
of origin  as being free from Agrilus 
planipennis Fairmaire , in accordance 
with the International Standard for 
Phytosanitary Measures ISPM 4(*) and 
located at a minimum distance of 100 
km to the closest known area, where 
the presence of the specified pest has 
been officially confirmed. The pest free 
area is mentio ned on the phytosanitary 
certificate under the rubric ‘place of 
origin’, provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the country of origin,  
 
or 
 
b) the woo d has undergone ionizing 
irradiation to achieve a minimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the  
wood, 
  
or 
  
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 the wood in the 
consignment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment,  
but including wood 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface, and other 
objects made of 
untreated wood.  (c)  
(i) the wood has undergone all of 
the following steps:  
— debarking, i.e.  the wood is 
either completely debarked or 
only contain s visually separate 
and clearly distinct pieces of bark. 
Each of the pieces is less than 3 
cm in width or, if they are larger 
than 3 cm in width, has a surface 
of less than 50 cm2;  
— sawing;  
— heat t reatment, i.e. the wood is 
heated through its profile to at 
least 71 °C for 1 200 minutes in a 
heat chamber approved by the 
national plant protection 
organi sation in the third country or 
an agency approved by that 
organi sation; and  
— drying, i.e. the wood  is dried 
following industrial drying 
schedules of at least two -week 
duration, recognised by the 
national plant protection 
organi sation in the third country, 
and the final moisture content of 
the wood does not exceed 10 % 
expressed as a percentage of dry 
matter;  
  
and  
 
(ii) the wood has been produced, 
handled or stored in a facility which 
fulfils all of the following 
requirements:  
— it is officially approved by the 
national plant protection 
organi sation in the third country or 
by an agency approved by that 
organisation, pursuant to its 
certification programme 
concerning Agrilus planipennis  
Fairmaire;  
— it is registered in a database 
published on the website of the 
national plant protection 
organi sation in the third country;  
— it is audited by the national 
plant protection organisation in 
the third country or an agency  
19 
 approved by that organisation, at 
least once per month and it has 
been concluded that it complies 
with the requirements of this 
Annex point. In case the audits 
have been performed by an agency 
other than the national plant 
protection organi sation in the third 
country, that organisation has 
carried out audits of this work at 
least every six months. Those 
audits have included the 
verifi cation of the procedures and 
documentation of the agency, and 
audits at approved facilities;  
— it uses equipment for the 
treatment of wood which has been 
calibrated consistently with the 
equipment’s manual of operation;  
— it keeps record of its 
procedure s for verification by the 
national plant protection 
organi sation in that country or an 
agency approved by that 
organisation, including the 
duration of treatment, 
temperatures during treatment and 
for each specific bundle to be 
exported, the compliance chec k 
and final moisture content , 
 
and 
 
(iii) each bundle of the wood 
visibly displays both a number 
and a label with the words ‘HT -
KD’ or ‘Heat Treated – Kiln 
Dried’. That label has been issued 
by, or under the supervision of, a 
designated officer of the approved 
facility after verifying that the 
processing requirements set out in 
point (i) and the requirements for 
facilities set out in point (ii) have 
been complied with , 
and  
the wood destined for the Union 
has been inspected by the national 
plant protect ion organisation in 
that country, or an agency 
officially approved by that 
authority, to ensure that the  
20 
 requirements laid down in points 
(i) and (iii) are met. The bundle 
number(s) corresponding to each 
specific bundle being exported 
and the name of the a pproved 
facility(ies) in the country of 
origin shall be mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate referred 
to under the rubric ‘Additional 
declaration’.  
87.2 Wood of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., other 
than in the form of 
— chips, particles, 
sawdust, shavings, 
wood waste and 
scrap, obtained in 
whole or part from 
these trees,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the 
form of packing 
cases, boxes, 
crates, drums and 
similar packings, 
pallets, box pallet s 
and other load 
boards, pallet 
collars, dunnage, 
whether or not 
actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consig nment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment, but 
including wood 
which has not kept 
its natural round ex 4401 12 00 
ex 4403 12 00 
ex 4403 99 00 
ex 4404 20 00 
ex 4406 12 00 
ex 4406 92 00 
ex 4407 99 27 
ex 4407 99 40 
ex 4407 99 90 
ex 4408 90 15 
ex 4408 90 35 
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 10 
ex 4409 29 91 
ex 4409 29 99 
ex 4416 00 00 
ex 9406 10 00  
 
 Canada and 
United States  Official statement th at: 
 
(a) the wood originates in an area 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country 
of origin  as being free from Agrilus 
planipennis  Fairmaire, in accordance 
with the International Standard for 
Phytosanitary Measures  ISPM  4 (*) , 
and located at a minimum distance of 
100 km to the closest known area, 
where the presence of that pest has 
been officially confirmed . 
The pest free area is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate under the 
rubric ‘place of origin’, provided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the country 
of origin,  
 
or  
 
(b) the wood has undergone ionizing 
irradiation to achieve a mi nimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the 
wood.   
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 surface, and other 
objects made of 
untreated wood. 
88. Wood in the form 
of chips, particles, , 
shavings, wood 
waste and scrap 
obtained in whole 
or in part from 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L. and 
Fraxinus  L. ex 4401 22 90  
ex 4401 4 9 00 
ex 4404 20 00  
 Belarus, Canada, 
China, 
Democratic 
People ’s 
Republic of 
Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, 
Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine 
and United 
States  Official statement that the wood 
originates in an area established by the 
national plant protection organisation in  
the country of origin as being free from 
Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire, in 
accordance with the International 
Standard for Phytosanitary Measures  
ISPM 4 (*) , and located at a minimum 
distance of 100 km to the closest 
known area, where the presence of the 
specified pest has been officially 
confirmed . The pest free area is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate under the rubric ‘place of 
origin’, provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the country of origin . 
89. Isolated bark and 
objects made of 
bark of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L. and 
Fraxinus  L. ex 1404 90 00  
ex 4401 4 9 00 Belarus, Canada, 
China, 
Democratic 
People ’s 
Republic of 
Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, 
Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine 
and United 
States  Official statement that the bark 
originates in an area established by the 
national plant protection organisation in 
the country of origin  as being free from 
Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire, in 
accordance with the International 
Standard for Phytosanitary Meas ures 
ISPM 4 (*) , and located at a minimum 
distance of 100 km to the closest 
known area, where the presence of the 
specified pest has been officially 
confirmed . 
The pest free area is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate under the 
rubric ‘place of orig in’, provided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the country 
of origin .’ 
; 
(7) Annex VIII is amended as follows:  
(a) the following point is inserted between points 2.1 and 3:  
 
‘2.2 Plants for planting 
grow n in fresh 
water or in soil that 
is permanently Official statement that the plants : 
 
(a) originate in areas which have been found free from Pomacea  
(Perry),    
22 
 saturated with fresh 
water, other than 
seeds .   
or 
 
(b) have been inspected immediately prior to movement and have 
been found free from  Pomacea (Perry). ’ 
; 
(b) in point 17.1, in the column ‘Plants, plant products and other objects’, the text 
is replaced by the following:  
‘Plants for planting of Citrus  L., Fortunella  Swingle, Poncirus  Raf., and their hybrids, 
Ceratonia siliqua  L., Cercis siliquastrum  L., Clematis vitalba  L., Cotoneaster  Medik., 
Crate agus L., Cydonia oblonga  L., Diospyros kaki  L., Eriobotrya japonica  (Thunb.) Lindl., 
Ficus carica  L., Hedera  L., Magnolia  L., Malus Mill., Melia  L., Mespilus germanica  L., 
Myrtus communis  L., Parthenocissus  Planch., Photinia  Lindley., Prunus L., Psidium guajava  
L., Punica granatum  L., Pyracantha  M. Roem., Pyrus  L., Rosa  L., Vitis L., Wisteria  Nutt., 
other than seeds, pollen and plants in tissue culture ’; 
 
(c) points 26 to 29 are replaced by the following:  
 
‘26. Plants of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L. and 
Fraxinus  L., other 
than fruit and 
seeds . The plants shall originate in an area which is known to be free 
from Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire  and located at a distance of 
not less than 100 km to the closest  area where the presence of 
Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire has been officially confirmed,  
except in the cases of Article 4 of Commission Implementing 
Regulation (EU) 2024/434.  
27. Wood of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L. and 
Fraxinus  L., 
originating in an 
area located at a 
distance of less 
than 100 km to the 
closest area, where 
the presence of the 
specified Agrilus 
planipennis  
Fairmaire has been 
officially  
confirmed, except 
in the cases of 
Article 4 of  
Commission 
Implementing 
Regulat ion (EU) 
2024/434 , other 
than in the form of  
— chips, particles, 
sawdust, shavings, 
wood waste and 
scrap, obtained in Official statement that:  
 
(a) the bark and at least 2,5 cm of the outer sapwood have been 
removed in a facility authorised and supervised by the national 
plant protection organisation,  
 
or 
 
(b) the wood has undergone ionizing irradiation to achieve a 
minimum absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the wood.   
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 whole or part from 
these trees,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the 
form of packing 
cases, boxes, 
crates, drums and 
similar packings, 
pallet s, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet 
collars, dunnage, 
whether or not 
actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment,  
but including wood 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface, and other 
objects made of 
untreated wood . 
28. Wood in the form 
of chips, particles, , 
shavings, wood 
waste and scrap 
obtained in whole 
or in part from 
Chionanthus 
virginicu s L. and 
Fraxinus  L.. The wood shall originate in an area which is known to be free 
from Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire  and located at a distance of 
not less than 100 km to the closest  area where the presence of 
Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire  has been officially confirmed, 
except in the cases of Article 4 of Commission Implementing 
Regulation (EU) 2024/434 . 
29. Isolated bark and 
objects made of 
bark of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L. and 
Fraxinus  L.. The bark shall originate in an area which is known to be free from 
Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire and located at a distance of not less 
than 100 km to the closest  area where the presence of Agrilus 
planipennis  Fairmaire has been officially confirmed, except  in the 
cases of Article 4 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 
2024/434. ’  
24 
 ; 
(8) in Annex X , in the table, in point 19 , in the column ‘Protected zones’ , point (b) is 
deleted;  
(9) Part A of Annex XI  is amended as follows:  
(a) point 3 (‘Parts of plants, other than fruits and seeds, of’) is amended as 
follows:  
(i)  the entry ‘Zea mays  L.’ is replaced by the following:  
 
‘Zea mays  L. Other vegetables, fresh or 
chilled:  
 – – – Sweetcorn:  
ex 0709 99 60  
 
Maize (corn),  
other:  
ex 1005 90 00  
 
Vegetable products of 
maize ( Zea mays ), not 
elsewhere specified or 
included, fresh:  
ex 1404 90 00  Third countries other than 
Switzerland ’ 
; 
(ii) the entry ‘Chionanthus virginicus  L., Fraxinus  L., Juglans  L., 
Pterocarya  Kunth and Ulmus davidiana  Planch.’  is replaced by the following:  
 
‘Chionanthus virginicus  L. and Fraxinus  L. Foliage, branches  and 
other parts of plants, 
without flowers or flower 
buds, being goods of a 
kind suitable for bouquets 
or for ornamental 
purposes, fresh:  
ex 0604 20 90  
 
  Belarus, Canada, China, 
Democratic People's Republic 
of Korea, Japan, Mongolia, 
Republic of Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and United 
States ’ 
; 
(b) in point 8 (‘Seeds of:’) , the entry ‘ Solanum tuberosum  L.’ is deleted;  
 
(c) in point 11  (‘Isolated bark of:’) , the entry ‘Chionanthus virginicus  L., Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans  L., Pterocarya  Kunth and Ulmus davidiana  Planch.’ is replaced by the 
following:  
‘Chionanthus virginicus  L. and Fraxinus  L. Vegetable products of 
bark, not elsewhere 
specified or included:  Belarus, Canada, China, 
Democratic People's Republic 
of Korea, Japan, Mongolia,  
25 
 ex 1404 90 00  
 
Fuel wood, in logs, in 
billets, in twigs, in faggots 
or in similar forms; wood 
in chips or particles; 
sawdust and wood waste 
and scrap, whether or not 
agglomerated in logs, 
briquettes, pellets or 
similar forms:  
– Other :  
ex 4401 49 00  Republic of Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and United 
States ’ 
; 
(d) in point 12  (‘Wood, where it:’) , the entry ‘Chionanthus virginicus  L., Fraxinus  
L., Juglans  L., Pterocarya  Kunth and Ulmus davidiana  Planch. , …’ is replaced 
by the following:  
 
‘Chionanthus virginicus  L. and Fraxinus  L., 
and including wood which has not kept its 
natural round surface  Fuel wood, in logs, in 
billets, in twigs, in faggots 
or in similar forms; wood 
in chips or particles; 
sawdust and wood waste 
and scrap, whether or not 
agglomerated in logs, 
briquettes, pe llets or 
similar forms:  
– Fuel wood, in logs, in 
billets, in twigs, in faggots 
or in similar forms:  
– – Non-coniferous:  
ex 4401 12 00  
 
– Wood in chips or 
particles:  
– – Non-coniferous:  
--- Other, than of 
eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  
spp.) :  
ex 4401 22 90  
 
– Sawd ust and wood 
waste and scrap, not 
agglomerated:  
 
– – Other : 
ex 4401 49 00  
 
Wood in the rough, not 
stripped of bark or Belarus, Canada, China, 
Democratic People’s Republic 
of Korea, Japan, Mongolia, 
Republic of Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and the 
United States ’  
26 
 sapwood, or roughly 
squared:  
– Treated with paint, 
stains, creosote or other 
preservatives:  
– – Non-coniferous:  
ex 4403 12 00  
 
Wood in the rough, 
whether or not stripped of 
bark or sapwood, or 
roughly squared:  
– Other than treated with 
paint, stains, creosote or 
other preservatives:  
ex 4403 99 00  
 
Split poles; piles, pickets 
and stakes of wood, 
pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
– Non-coniferous:  
ex 4404 20 00  
 
 
Non-coniferous railway or 
tramway sleepers (cross -
ties) of wood:  
– Not impregnated:  
ex 4406 12 00  
– Other (than not 
impregnated):  
ex 4406 92 00  
 
Wood sawn or chipped 
lengthwise, sliced or 
peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded  or end -
jointed, of a thickness 
exceeding 6 mm:  
– – Of ash ( Fraxinus 
spp.):  
4407 95 10  
4407 95 91  
4407 95 99  
– – Other:  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
 
Sheets for veneering 
(including those obtained  
27 
 by slicing laminated 
wood), for plywood or for 
similar laminated wood 
and other wood, sawn 
lengthwise, sliced or 
peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or 
end-jointed, of a thickness 
not exceeding 6 mm : 
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
 
Wood (including strips 
and friezes for parquet 
flooring, not assembled) 
continuously shaped 
(tongued, grooved, 
rebated, chamfered, V -
jointed, beaded, moulded, 
rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or  
faces, whether or not 
planed, sanded or end -
jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
 
Casks, barrels, vats, tubs 
and other coopers' 
products and parts 
thereof, of wood, 
including staves:  
ex 4416 00 00  
Prefabricated buildings of 
wood : 
ex 9406 10 00  
; 
(10) in Annex XIII , point 4.1 is replaced by the following:  
‘4.1. Wood of Chionanthus virginicus  L. and Fraxinus  L., as referred to in point 27 of 
Annex VIII. ’; 
(11) in Annexes VI, VII, X, XI and XII , all the references to CN code ‘ex 4401 40 90’ are 
replaced by ‘ex 4401 49 00’;  
(12) in Annexes VII, X and XI , all the references to CN code ‘ex 4401 40 10’ are replaced 
by ‘ex 4401 41 00’.